@Crimsonorblue22 We’ve played Kentucky in the Champions Classic in 2014-15 and 2017-18 since the B12/SEC Challenge started in 2013-14. We played Florida and Texas A&M in those two seasons. 2013-14 is the only year KU and Kentucky haven’t played when it’s been a possible match up and KU played Florida that season. My money would be on KU and Kentucky playing again this year in AFH since last season’s game was at Rupp.

@KirkIsMyHinrich said in Bracketology Time: @BShark said in Bracketology Time: It’s gonna be such bullshit when Wichita is our 8/9 and Michigan State is our 5 seed. And Villanova or Auburn is our #4 seed. Eh bring on who ever. We’ll take em

Thanks Jay lol, I actually like Bilas. I don’t always agree with what he says but I think he calls it just as he sees it, just like I do. Jay Williams is the same way IMO and honestly two Dook fellas are some of the ones I’d rather hear on ESPN.

@BeddieKU23 Agreed. It is at least in the back of their minds when they catch the ball that it needs to go in to Doke. Instead, over the weekend, they caught the ball ready to attack. We really do need to play outside in. Let our guards try to get free for the first 20 seconds of clock. If they can’t shake the D, THEN you throw it in to Doke and let the big man work for 10 seconds. But we definitely need to keep the guards in 100% attack mode.

@truehawk93 Gonzaga will stay as a #1 seed but their conference schedule is so weak that offset its decent non-conference schedule and this is why it is the fourth #1 seed… Keep in mind that more recent games carry a higher value than older games, this why the loss to Indiana will not hurt KU as much and why, with every game it plays, Gonzaga’s numbers drop. If Gonzaga loses one game its numbers will take a tumble and they might end up as #2 seed. Apparently the Computer ranking place a big emphasis on margin of victory and this is why teams like Kentucky and West Virginia appear to do well in those even when they rank considerably lower on the human polls and the RPI.